← Table of contents
The Great Indian Epics

Note 29 — Chapter II

Reading edition

Dasahratha himself attributed these misfortunes to his having when a youth unwittingly killed, with a chance arrow, a young hermit in the forest. The boy’s father, himself a hermit, cursed Dasahratha, and the effects of the malediction were apparent in the troubles attending the king’s declining years.

Explore with AITake your curiosity a little further.

Reading settings